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I'm working through Sheng Liang's "The JNI Programmer's Guide and
Specification", and am on chapter 3, working the "Prompt" example.  I'm
working through all the examples using gcc on GNU/Linux and VC++ on MS
Windows.  Here's the C code in Sheng's book:

I could create:
ArrayList<Node> myarr = new ArrayList<Node>();
but can't
ArrayList<Node> myarr[] =  new ArrayList<Node>[n];

I read that NetBean have it, I try simple main code:
public static void main(String[] args) {
       // TODO code application logic here
        int a=3;

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say you have a bunch of pages linked as (very) small pages a-la:
.
<a rel="previous" href="page_0.0">page 0.0</a>

I am working on my inventory program and I have almost completed,
although when I am displaying the summary of my inventory data table,
which is ordered in colums
barcode/Style/Colour/Size. I fetch and store all the data in access,

What's the most efficient/elegant way to represent an MD5 in base 36?
Here's some code I've cribbed together from MD5 samples but this is
converting byte-by-byte to base 16 then on to base 36, which seems dumb.
But I'm kind of lost in all the different constructors and static

I hope someone can help me.  I am VERY new to jsp and need to figure
out how to do this.
I have a file named united_states.jsp which calls another file named
state.jsp when a state is selected on a map.  That file uses an xml

That's the suituation.
There's a website using servlet to provide some information i need. I
can only get the html they provide for me. Their data will be update
every minite, but i can not stare at it and push "reload" button to get

Dynamic array creation
Hi all... here's a good one for you...
I have a situation where I have some bean, and I need to populate an
array field in it... here's the problem... I do not know the element

People, is it possible to control command prompt text output in Java as it
is in C? I mean, cam I print a line, them erase that line and repreint it
in the same line?
Thanks,

Dynamic array creation
Hi all... here's a good one for you...
I have a situation where I have some bean, and I need to populate an
array field in it... here's the problem... I do not know the element

I've googled for this and found nothing, but thought it worth asking here...
On the MIDP mobile java platform, RMS (Record Management System) allows
a very basic permanent storage mechanism for 'records' that consist of
byte arrays. I was wondering if anyone knows of a relational ...

I am new to java. We are trying to make an application in C++ which has
to access java environment variables. How do we go about it?

I need to display pictures in the table from database, pictures will
depends on the value in the cells. For example for age, if the age is
between 0 and 20 there will be displayed picture1, 20-40 picture2 and
so on. Please give me some advice or any help.